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2 years ago

454 rounded to the nearest ten

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Hey!

454 rounded to the nearest ten is: 450

This is because 4 is less than five, which is why we would round it to 50.

GenaCL600 [577]2 years ago

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454 rounded to the nearest ten would be 450. This is actually very simple math. Just look at the digits in the tens and ones places, and figure out if it rounds up or down.

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